Why's Nigel Pearson not on the list? Did anything happen or is his name just right below these managers on the betting list? I used the search funtion on this forum to see what happened regarding Pearson but it wouldn't show all the results in this thread apart from just one post from 4 days ago.
From October: NIGEL PEARSON has revealed he is suffering from a neurological issue but insists it won't hold him back. The Bristol City boss has been on crutches for the last six weeks owing to back pain. Tests have been conducted on the problem and surgery is needed.
From October: NIGEL PEARSON has revealed he is suffering from a neurological issue but insists it won't hold him back. The Bristol City boss has been on crutches for the last six weeks owing to back pain. Tests have been conducted on the problem and surgery is needed.
That looks a bit serious. Hopefully the surgery went well.
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
Clowns, clowns costumes and clown humour has a very long history. At least as far as the Egyptians. There’s more to clowns than your observation Seth.
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
I get that people come on here and move away from the thread topic, we are all guilty.
but this is the best one ever! I never thought I would learn that Seth hates clowns on a next Charlton coach thread.
keeping it off topic, not a fan of Stephen Kings IT then Seth?
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
Clowns, clowns costumes and clown humour has a very long history. At least as far as the Egyptians. There’s more to clowns than your observation Seth.
Yes. In Italy, especially from areas of traditional Italian theatre like Commedia dell’arte or Pagliacci the notion of ‘clowns’ is as established as goodies and baddies. And in traditional Circus a tripping over ‘clown’ or ‘clowns’ with comedy cars and custard pies has its place. My issue is with adults merely dressing up and thinking that does the trick, that is enough. There being no context. Suspicious and disturbing if the mindset is ‘if I dress up I will automatically be regarded as funny and a good guy’. For me (maybe only me) they are rather creepy, not scary but creepy.
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
I get that people come on here and move away from the thread topic, we are all guilty.
but this is the best one ever! I never thought I would learn that Seth hates clowns on a next Charlton coach thread.
keeping it off topic, not a fan of Stephen Kings IT then Seth?
Hang on. It wasn’t me that posted the picture of the clown queue. ’It’ is not a great book (or film) contrived and not scary. However Stephen King at the top of his game is a superb writer, sometimes written off by the intelligentsia because of the stupidly lurid covers of his paperback books. For example his short story ‘The Body’ (which became the film ‘Stand By Me) it to my mind a masterpiece.
When people dress up as clowns it makes me wonder about them. Like they think if they wear exaggerated make up, colourful clothes and oversized shoes they are automatically funny, and more worryingly attractive to children! To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
People being clowns are not so much scary as creepy, not really harmless fun but weird indulgence for the costumed adult.
Just watched Neil Warnock on golf life talking to tubes and Bullard and after watching that I’d love to have him for 18 months his man management sounds next level.
Just watched Neil Warnock on golf life talking to tubes and Bullard and after watching that I’d love to have him for 18 months his man management sounds next level.
I watch them religiously every Sunday. I thought exactly the same watching that this morning! I think it was mentioned previously though, he is way too clever and shrewd to work under this lot!
Really like the way Curtis Fleming comes across. Although not necessarily in a managerial role, I really think he is the kind of person we should be keeping in the building.
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NIGEL PEARSON has revealed he is suffering from a neurological issue but insists it won't hold him back. The Bristol City boss has been on crutches for the last six weeks owing to back pain. Tests have been conducted on the problem and surgery is needed.
To be funny you have to do a lot more than dress up, not expect a knee jerk amused reaction just because of your appearance.
but this is the best one ever! I never thought I would learn that Seth hates clowns on a next Charlton coach thread.
keeping it off topic, not a fan of Stephen Kings IT then Seth?
My issue is with adults merely dressing up and thinking that does the trick, that is enough. There being no context.
Suspicious and disturbing if the mindset is ‘if I dress up I will automatically be regarded as funny and a good guy’. For me (maybe only me) they are rather creepy, not scary but creepy.
’It’ is not a great book (or film) contrived and not scary. However Stephen King at the top of his game is a superb writer, sometimes written off by the intelligentsia because of the stupidly lurid covers of his paperback books.
For example his short story ‘The Body’ (which became the film ‘Stand By Me) it to my mind a masterpiece.
what AI programme did you use for that?
Took his first training session today I heard. Seems like he'll be a good fit.
I'm assuming it'll be this week. I reckon Wednesday or Thursday
Although not necessarily in a managerial role, I really think he is the kind of person we should be keeping in the building.